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Lost for generations and now gloriously returned In Bad Company, And Other Stories invites you back into the dusty heart of colonial Australia where honor, danger, and irony collide. This restored collection of Rolf Boldrewood stories gathers sharp, human short fiction set against the wide, unforgiving landscapes of 19th-century Australian literature. From tense bushrangers narratives and outback adventures to intimate moral reckonings in frontier towns, each piece showcases Boldrewood s gift for Victorian era storytelling: vivid historical Australian settings, economical prose, and a keen…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Lost for generations and now gloriously returned In Bad Company, And Other Stories invites you back into the dusty heart of colonial Australia where honor, danger, and irony collide. This restored collection of Rolf Boldrewood stories gathers sharp, human short fiction set against the wide, unforgiving landscapes of 19th-century Australian literature. From tense bushrangers narratives and outback adventures to intimate moral reckonings in frontier towns, each piece showcases Boldrewood s gift for Victorian era storytelling: vivid historical Australian settings, economical prose, and a keen moral eye. Readers will find adventure tales that pulse with horseback chases and dusty tavern confrontations, alongside quieter classic Australian short stories that probe character, conviction, and consequence. Historically significant and long out of print, this Alpha Editions release is more than a reprint it has been carefully restored for today s and future generations. Meticulous editing and respectful presentation make this edition a cultural treasure and a collector s item for lovers of colonial Australia fiction and Australian cultural heritage. Perfect for casual readers seeking spirited outback adventures and for collectors of literary classics, this volume reconnects modern audiences with Boldrewood s influential voice and the moral fabric of the bush. Own a piece of literary history: a compact anthology where adventure meets conscience, and Victorian sensibilities illuminate the vastness of the Australian frontier.
Autorenporträt
Rolf Boldrewood was the pen name of Thomas Alexander Browne (1826-1915), an English-born Australian writer celebrated for his robust depictions of colonial life in Australia. Browne adopted his pseudonym from a character in the book 'The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn' by Henry Kingsley. After migrating to Australia at a young age, Browne's varied life as a squatter, gold commissioner, and police magistrate heavily influenced his literary works. Most notable among his works is 'Robbery Under Arms' (1888), a novel which stands as a staple in Australian colonial literature and has had a significant impact on the cultural identity of the nation. 'In Bad Company, and other stories' is one of his collections that delve into the lives of Australians during the late 19th century, characterized by Boldrewood's rich narrative style and vivid portrayals of the Australian landscape. His work is imbued with the themes of adventure, law, and the pioneering spirit, reflecting the dynamic and often tumultuous life on the frontier. Boldrewood's literature offers not only entertainment but also a historical lens through which modern readers can view the challenges and experiences of settler society in Australia. He has left an indelible mark on the genre of bush literature, earning him a distinguished place in the annals of Australian authors.